What is your WHY for photography?
Fellow Photofocus author Lauri Novak recently wrote a post about asking for critique on images and it kind of got me thinking. What is your
Fellow Photofocus author Lauri Novak recently wrote a post about asking for critique on images and it kind of got me thinking. What is your
Sometimes photographers can get so wrapped up with the technical side of a photoshoot that they forget to add a key element that makes the
Street photography may seem simple on the surface, but it is actually a very complex and nuanced form of photography. Despite what some may think,
For Lindsay Adler, getting started with photography deeply involved her family, living on a farm. But instead of working the farm, she pulled out a
We welcome you to a new Photofocus series called Creators Chat, where we interview photographers across the globe to find out how they create and
(Editor’s note: Dave DeBaeremaeker photographs toys. His work is amazing and, believable. In this guest post, Dave shares the experiences of how he found his
Creating multiple sets of images from a single photo session is a good strategy. A little planning, lots of props and changing a subject’s mood
I’ll keep this one quick. Each time you make pictures you are developing your own style. At first, this may be mimicking the look of
I’ve written in the past about why you should have a photographic specialty. Simply put, you want to be known for being an expert in
This shouldn’t be a secret. There’s only one way to make better portraits, and it’s simply a procedure. Let me give it to you, and
Vanelli travels across the country, talking to some of the top photographers in the field as they share their experiences while shooting on set. You’ll
Editor’s Note: Photoshop CC (2015) recently released. For complete details, see this Photoshop CC (2015) FAQ. Photoshop CC 2015 now allows you to add multiple